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Maserati has unveiled a one-of-a-kind MC20 supercar called the “Opera d’Arte” to showcase the personalization possibilities available through its “Fuoriserie” customization program.
The exterior of the Opera d’Arte features an eye-catching multi-colored abstract graphic pattern in shades of blue, white, cyan, red, black, and yellow. Maserati says the design was inspired by the “Geometric abstraction” art style from the early 20th century and gives the impression of a car driving straight out of a comic book. The trident badge on the rear decklid has been stylized to match the graphic theme, and the tri-spoke 20-inch wheels are each painted in different combinations of the exterior color palette.
The interior is decorated to complement the exterior, with custom blue Alcantara upholstery, an abstract pattern painted on the lower dashboard, and a unique “Opera d’Arte” badge. The Opera d’Arte was created through Maserati’s Fuoriserie factory customization program launched in 2020. Maserati says the program allows North American buyers to order MC20 supercars with bespoke finishes, custom carbon fiber components, unique interior details, and even specially designed body panels.
The MC20 serves as a showcase for the Italian brand’s personalization capabilities, following the growing trend set by ultra-luxury and exotic carmakers to provide high levels of customization. The Opera d’Arte is powered by the standard MC20 powertrain – a 621 hp twin-turbo 3.0L Nettuno V6 engine and is not available for purchase, remaining part of Maserati’s collection.
